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Jan. 22, 1975

Letter from Rep. Koch about His Comments on Israel (1975)

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Although the context is not entirely clear and Rabbi Lamm’s initial letter is not extant, this is Ed Koch’s response to Rabbi Lamm’s concerns about his public criticism of Israel.

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